Juvenile Name Game

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bea — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:36:53 GMT

When are they foing to name rags to riches foal? please when it is will someone publish it

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BTW — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:39:17 GMT

To everyone is saying that Little Rags got a lot of her looks from Giant's Causeway and that you can't say she got all of it from Rags to Riches, you're mostly wrong. Sure, his markings and color contributed to how Little Rags looks, but the filly looks JUST like her dam. Giant's Causeway is more of a liver chestnut than a reddish-colored chestnut, and his blaze is not as wide as Rags to Riches's.

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Horse N' Rider — Tue, 26 May 2009 21:23:58 GMT

Here is a juvenile for everyone to keep an eye out for. He is currently in training at Cardinal Hill. His name is WHITE THUNDER. I just love that name!!! He is super quick, too. Not sure who his owners are, but I was told by his trainer that he is heading to Saratoga soon. Keep an eye out for him!!! He is sure to make noise at Saratoga this summer!!!

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Kate — Tue, 26 May 2009 07:45:52 GMT

Kelly C., thanks it's been taken care of. You're right, Ruffian is permanently locked in the Jockey Club name database. It didn't stop someone trying to name a foreign horse Citation awhile back. I believe they were pressed to go something else but technically didn't have to since it was a country that didn't recognize our 'permanent' designation. Possibly New Zealand but wouldn't swear by it.

I hope Vallenzeri keeps the name, unless they come up with a zinger. Baffert suggested they'd change it but given his track record, I'd just as soon not. Plus Vallenzeri looks and sounds good. It's a tribute to Azeri and Allen Paulson. Baffert wanted to change Silver Charm's name to Poker for a Buck (And yes, it's the double entendre you think it is. I'm not sure if he was yanking Mr. Lewis' chain but the response was something like 'I don't think Beverly would go for that, Bob'). I'm not sure he could've gotten it through the JC anyway but I'm gonna lay money on that being a legit story if Isitingood, Icecoldbeeratreds, and Danthebluegrassman are any indication.

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MtBFan — Tue, 26 May 2009 04:59:58 GMT

I like Pirate Queen because my distance great++++... grandmother was an Irish pirate. No, really. :)

Gun Rock? Is he going to shoot people with pebbles? Heh heh.

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Secret Stuff — Tue, 26 May 2009 02:00:56 GMT

Too bad the dam of Affirmed, Won't Tell You, is gone. I would have named two of her foals Don't Ask Me & I Can't Say.

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sweet terchi — Tue, 26 May 2009 01:55:16 GMT

Kelly C., I for one am surprised. I was under the impression that names of notable horses could not be used again. They could be used in a variation, but not exactly the same. That's why we never see another Nashua, Twilight Tear, Secretariat, etc. etc. So I also ask how this is possible. Not to take anything away from the filly, but I am offended.I shouldn't be after all these years, but Ruffian was my first love. I still have the sports page of that fateful day.

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Heather — Tue, 26 May 2009 01:46:48 GMT

@Kelly C.

According to equineline.com, Armagh doesn't even HAVE a 2008 foal. I always double check on equineline when something on pedigreequery looks suspicious, because pedigreequery is like Wikipedia, anyone can add info. A while back someone added a few foals to Mien's progeny list that were completely inaccurate.

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Joey — Mon, 25 May 2009 23:30:31 GMT

Why does every Indian Charlie foal have to have the word "Charlie" in it.

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Laura — Mon, 25 May 2009 18:21:41 GMT

Name for Rags' filly should be "Because I am Rich"...suits her looks & attitude perfectly!

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horse — Mon, 25 May 2009 11:55:22 GMT

I like "Tizz The Cat" for Tiznow-Hurricane Judy-Storm Cat

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Soldier Course — Mon, 25 May 2009 11:26:04 GMT

For the unnamed Distorted Humor - Ile de France colt: A Certain Smile (from the novel by French writer Francoise Sagan).

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belmont_boy — Mon, 25 May 2009 00:32:01 GMT

Rumbling, c., Unbridled's Song - Rubywood, by Woodman. Purchased by John Ferguson for $1 million

"Unbridled's Gem"

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Kelly C. — Sun, 24 May 2009 21:16:57 GMT

According to www.pedigreequery.com (a thoroughbred pedigree database) there is a 2008 filly by Statue of Liberty out of Armagh named RUFFIAN! Is that possible? I know you can recycle names after a certain number of years, but isn't the name Ruffian retired?

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sweet terchi — Sat, 23 May 2009 20:45:44 GMT

Paseana, excellent name choice

Dianne, amen to that